
Curated vintage clothing with an alternative edge in Toronto's Queen West.
Public Butter Vintage is a distinctive clothing store located in Toronto's vibrant Queen West neighborhood, specializing in curated vintage and thrift apparel with a focus on alternative, rock, and unique styles. The store offers an organized selection of quality sweaters, coats, dresses, and accessories, including a notable plus-size section, at agreeable prices. Known for its eclectic atmosphere and friendly staff, it provides a treasure-hunting experience for fashion enthusiasts seeking one-of-a-kind pieces. While the store maintains a casual vibe, customers appreciate the finds and occasional sales that make vintage shopping accessible and enjoyable.
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Curated selection of high-quality vintage apparel including dresses, sweaters, coats, and accessories with an alternative style.
Dedicated area offering a variety of vintage clothing in extended sizes for inclusive shopping.
Regular sales events providing discounted prices on unique vintage finds for budget-friendly shopping.
Rock and heavy metal background music creating a cool, immersive shopping environment.
Knowledgeable staff available to assist with questions and provide a welcoming store experience.
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Overall rating
Jane Doe
I usually avoid vintage stores because the clothes tend to be overpriced, but I found the prices here very agreeable. An employee greeted me when I walked in, and happily answered my question. The selection of sweaters and coats is plentiful, organized, and of good quality. Of course, one cannot expect clothes in a thrift store to have been laundered or sanitized. I found a lace dress I’d wanted for months, and a fur vest for my mother, which she adores, amongst other pieces. I’ll definitely shop here again during their sales.
Angelina Tauro
I had the best time there! Great deals and really fun staff. Also a decent sized plus size section. Got two vv cute dresses
Guest 1
Was excited to check this store out, but when I entered I was met with a dog barking at me. Some lady let her dog off leash in the store and the employee manning the cash did nothing about it. The dog was barking at everyone and was sniffing and rubbing up against the clothing. Given the employees response, I'm sure this is a regular thing. It made me realize how filthy the clothes in this store probably are. The risk of fleas is high here. Definitely not coming back.
Mary-Rose Allan
3 stars because they do have cool stuff. I went in on Thursday and 2 employees were working. I walked by them several times and was not acknowledged whatsoever. Not even a greeting. It was unsettling to say the least. I did a round of the entire store despite the awkwardness. Walked out empty handed. Is this “too cool for you” attitude normal at vintage stores?
Paulo Vinicius Radtke
Nice thrift store with cool heavy metal background music. Went there with my daughter and read pleasantly surprised by the alternative/rock style they focus on. Bonus: I saw some capacitive video discs from the early eighties that failed and became a curious technology from the period.